Pentel PD345
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The Pentel PD345 is a mechanical pencil. It was first produced by Pentel in the 1980s, and is presently widely discontinued but available online[1] . Design features include a lead advance button on the side of the pencil body; the housing can hold dozens of leads at once; the body of the pencil is transparent; and the eraser is relatively wide, allowing for heavy erasing.
The successor to this pencil is the PD345-A, which has a wider, "ergonomic" grip and the tip of the pencil was modified so that the lead would not break as easily.
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- ^ "Pentel Online Store". https://www.pentelstore.com/index.php?grp=784. Retrieved 29 April 2011.
